Um serviço de banco de dados MySQL gerenciado pelo Azure para desenvolvimento e implantação de aplicativos.
Hi @rik Paulo,
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The restore isn’t failing because the backup is broken. It fails because Azure blocks new MySQL Flexible Server creation in that region. A restore creates a new server from backup, and that step hits ProvisioningDisabled.
DeploymentFailed / ResourceDeploymentFailure → generic deployment errors
ProvisioningDisabled → region provisioning is restricted for MySQL Flexible Server due to capacity or subscription limits
Restoring from backup always creates a new MySQL Flexible Server. If backups are local (non-geo-redundant), you can only restore in the original region. If that region is restricted, restore fails.
If geo-redundant backup was enabled: perform a geo-restore to another region where MySQL Flexible Server is available.
If geo-redundant backup was NOT enabled: open a support request to allow provisioning in that region.
For official guidance: